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In a significant markup, an 1856 British Guiana one-cent magenta this went for $8.3 million in 2021 |
a stamp
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Physical & cultural are branches of this "study of humans" |
anthropology
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Her No. 1 hit "Like A Virgin" takes a very different turn when she's "touched for the 31st time" |
Madonna
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Think of Roman numerals & you'll know the U.S. Army's Fourth Infantry Division has this plant as its official nickname |
(Mayim: Yes, it's tenacious, like the division.)
ivy
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On March 19, 1931 state legislators legalized gambling & shortened the residency time required for one of these |
(Nabeela: What is a marriage license?)
a divorce
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A consoling aspect; "every cloud" is said to have one |
a silver lining
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Seen as folk art, these items are prized by collectors |
(Nabeela: What are ducks?)
decoys
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Odontology deals with the structure & development of these |
teeth
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"A year has passed since I wrote my note" in "Message In A Bottle" by this band, not "a year has passed since I broke my nose" |
The Police
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This nickname for McDonald's has official status in China, where it's a legal name for the chain--Jingongmen in Mandarin |
Golden Arches
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This construction on the Colorado River in the 1930s greatly aided the region's growth by providing cheap electrical power |
the Hoover Dam
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U.S. Army medic Monica Lin Brown was awarded one of these in 2008 for heroism under fire during the war in Afghanistan |
the Silver Star
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In 2011 CNET said, "UK man exterminates record for most" these "Doctor Who" villains--571; the man's wife, noted as "long-suffering" |
Daleks
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They're the largest of the creatures that are studied in cetology |
(blue) whales
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In "We Will Rock You", this group did not sing, "You got mud on your face, you big disgrace, kicking your cat all over the place" |
Queen
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Powerhouse Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch trademarked this as his nickname |
(Ben: Of course.)
Beast Mode
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Elvis got married in this casino; Vegas is "A Whole New World" since it was imploded in 1998 |
the Aladdin
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A cosmic hero of the comics, this name can also refer to a senior citizen who regularly uses the Internet |
a silver surfer
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Danny Fleming amassed 100-plus of these British isles musical instruments & reportedly, "understanding neighbours" |
bagpipes
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Bacteria & protozoa are of special interest in this field, literally the scientific study of small living things |
microbiology
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"The answer, my friend, is" this title--Dylan did not sing "The ants are my friends" |
"Blowin' In The Wind"
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For 2020, the centennial year of American women getting to vote, Philadelphia got this altered nickname |
the City of Sisterly Love
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In the 1840s John Fremont & his men explored Nevada & marveled at the beautiful sight of this lake on the California border |
Lake Tahoe
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This term for an older, dominant male gorilla comes from its gray or whitish hair |
a silverback
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To get Tom Hanks, a noted collector of these, on a podcast, Chris Hardwick offered a 1934 Smith Corona one; success! |
a (manual) typewriter
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The history of words & the study of them, its own goes back to Greek for "true meanings" |
etymology
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This Canadian "got my first real six-string" in the "summer of '69", not his "first real sex dream" |
Bryan Adams
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Longtime president Nazarbayev decided this vast Central Asian country would be the "Land of the Great Steppe" |
(Lee: What is Mongolia?) (Nabeela: What is Uzbekistan?)
Kazakhstan
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Native groups living in Nevada before the arrival of settlers include this one who lend their name to a vast desert of the Southwest |
the Mojave
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This compound, AgNO3, is used in making photographic film & medically as an antiseptic |
silver nitrate
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